NY Times..”A Word of Advice During a Housing Slump: Rent “

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cashman, another thing if you sold for 2 mil, and had your money in a CD or a simple high interest bank account or money market, your interest paid for your rent. Around 5% on 2 mil is 100K in interest, even after taxes that would pay for your rent.

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cashman, another thing if you sold for 2 mil, and had your money in a CD or a simple high interest bank account or money market, your interest paid for your rent. Around 5% on 2 mil is 100K in interest, even after taxes that would pay for your rent.

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cashman, another thing if you sold for 2 mil, and had your money in a CD or a simple high interest bank account or money market, your interest paid for your rent. Around 5% on 2 mil is 100K in interest, even after taxes that would pay for your rent.

[ezpass]

cashman, another thing if you sold for 2 mil, and had your money in a CD or a simple high interest bank account or money market, your interest paid for your rent. Around 5% on 2 mil is 100K in interest, even after taxes that would pay for your rent.

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cashman, another thing if you sold for 2 mil, and had your money in a CD or a simple high interest bank account or money market, your interest paid for your rent. Around 5% on 2 mil is 100K in interest, even after taxes that would pay for your rent.

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cashman’s post is one year old. I don’t think he is still complainig about not selling the precise month prices hit the peak.

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cashman’s post is one year old. I don’t think he is still complainig about not selling the precise month prices hit the peak.

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cashman’s post is one year old. I don’t think he is still complainig about not selling the precise month prices hit the peak.

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cashman’s post is one year old. I don’t think he is still complainig about not selling the precise month prices hit the peak.

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cashman’s post is one year old. I don’t think he is still complainig about not selling the precise month prices hit the peak.

[cashman]

Right on, I’m not complaining now. I will give you an update, a year since my posting. After I sold in Nov. ’05, my house continued to appreciate about 20 percent, peaking in late ’06 or even early ’07. Yes, it drove me nuts! That was about $600K that I missed, not a small amount at all. But since the peak, it has pulled back about $300K, and still falling, of course. While I didn’t time my neighborhood precisely, I can’t complain because I took my equity, which was the whole 2 mil, since it was paid for, and parked it in banks safely earning about 5 percent. After all, who can accurately time the markets to the absolute peak?

[cashman]

Right on, I’m not complaining now. I will give you an update, a year since my posting. After I sold in Nov. ’05, my house continued to appreciate about 20 percent, peaking in late ’06 or even early ’07. Yes, it drove me nuts! That was about $600K that I missed, not a small amount at all. But since the peak, it has pulled back about $300K, and still falling, of course. While I didn’t time my neighborhood precisely, I can’t complain because I took my equity, which was the whole 2 mil, since it was paid for, and parked it in banks safely earning about 5 percent. After all, who can accurately time the markets to the absolute peak?

[cashman]

Right on, I’m not complaining now. I will give you an update, a year since my posting. After I sold in Nov. ’05, my house continued to appreciate about 20 percent, peaking in late ’06 or even early ’07. Yes, it drove me nuts! That was about $600K that I missed, not a small amount at all. But since the peak, it has pulled back about $300K, and still falling, of course. While I didn’t time my neighborhood precisely, I can’t complain because I took my equity, which was the whole 2 mil, since it was paid for, and parked it in banks safely earning about 5 percent. After all, who can accurately time the markets to the absolute peak?

[cashman]

Right on, I’m not complaining now. I will give you an update, a year since my posting. After I sold in Nov. ’05, my house continued to appreciate about 20 percent, peaking in late ’06 or even early ’07. Yes, it drove me nuts! That was about $600K that I missed, not a small amount at all. But since the peak, it has pulled back about $300K, and still falling, of course. While I didn’t time my neighborhood precisely, I can’t complain because I took my equity, which was the whole 2 mil, since it was paid for, and parked it in banks safely earning about 5 percent. After all, who can accurately time the markets to the absolute peak?

[cashman]

Right on, I’m not complaining now. I will give you an update, a year since my posting. After I sold in Nov. ’05, my house continued to appreciate about 20 percent, peaking in late ’06 or even early ’07. Yes, it drove me nuts! That was about $600K that I missed, not a small amount at all. But since the peak, it has pulled back about $300K, and still falling, of course. While I didn’t time my neighborhood precisely, I can’t complain because I took my equity, which was the whole 2 mil, since it was paid for, and parked it in banks safely earning about 5 percent. After all, who can accurately time the markets to the absolute peak?

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